Daily Meditation for November 29

A MORE GENEROUS UNDERSTANDING.

Today I will consider whether the compassion I extend to others is also available to me.

LOOKING BACK WITH COMPASSION

I can recognize my progress without judging everything left unfinished.

REFLECTION

As another month comes to a close, it's natural to think about what we've accomplished and what remains undone. Sometimes our attention goes immediately to the things we didn't finish or the intentions we struggled to maintain. But there are other ways to measure our days. We can recognize effort, acknowledge unexpected experiences, and appreciate what we've learned without turning reflection into another evaluation of our worth.

WRITE

What is something you've learned or noticed about yourself this month? It can be small, unexpected, or still taking shape.

CREATE

Return to a drawing, word, or color you used earlier this month. Add something that reflects where you are today.

LISTEN

Choose a song that feels appropriate for looking back. Notice what memories or thoughts arise.

SHARE

If you've participated in any of this month's reflections, I'd love to know what you enjoyed or found meaningful. You're also welcome to share what you would change.

Erin McGrath Rieke

erin mcgrath rieke is an american interdisciplinary activist artist, writer, designer, producer and singer best known for her work promoting education and awareness to gender violence and mental illness through creativity.

https://www.justeproductions.org
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